Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
GENERAL Markets.
Produce and Provisfons.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Sept Flour iran and un-
changed, ranging from = O) to : 90. Wheat
opened STEADY and soon weakened 1t then lie
came firm and clOsed strong, although the quo
tatiOns were &c oil. trading was better Than
for several days past. Ne red cash 63'.G
81 c. september 59&c, October. 5l4a
closing at SC December, a.. 01lC, closing
Gf4C; May 81 ,ds2 c, closing at s. &c
Corn strong, caah 3s'4 G4); Septew Der, 3S}. a
IS C, closing at 3s' C: October 39d39 &C, clos
4Issr42 closing at 4lc oats
irmer, cash, 24ec; September, nominal;
@3!o1e5 -4..c; Noy ys 259ei Ma. 39Ee.
81 o., Provisions strong Pork, irregular new
SD CO. Lard, St -. Dry salt meat, boxed
shoulders, s. %; long clears, s. - clear ribs,
ders, Sc p; long clears So 2ja9 81; clear
ribs So p as 51i7; short cleareS9 t0G9 81. Hams
steady at ST. O094 co. Afternoon board
Wheat firm and quiet; september 6g1IC; OctO.
Der Il C bid November 78c; December 74Xc;
May s27lc Corn steady; september 3sh. DC
tober 80 &c; November S. &C; May Al &C. oats
unchanged.
CHICAGO, ILL. Sept The wheat market
was dull, and fluctuations were within narrow
limits; trade was light and outside news was
without special weight. The general range of
ing yesterday, but 1t was little above yester
day average. October opened at tic, ranged
from tic to Il C, and rested at O'Clock at 20 =
G7lC: December ope7Gd at &c, ranged a 8 n
soc, ranged SOzsc and closed at I9 c. There
were very few outside orders. ana local
operators were Disguised at the dullness Of the
market. Corn was manly in the hands of
scapers TO day, there being but few outside
/ orders and no disposition on the part OF local
| houses to extend their lines largely either way
! Price changes were rather frequent within half
range, and the feeling-thOugh somewhat un
i settled irmer, cash and September especially
showing strength al Il a &c advance. More de.
! ferred deliveries closed &C better than yester
! day. Taken all around there was q
| pretty bullish tone to the market, but the
smaller class of holders manifest desire to lei
| 90 on q very little bulge of movement. The
surface indications do not show there are
many large operators interested heavily on tie
| bull side. oats were weak early owing to the
! selling out by parties who had bought yester
| day; but with lighter receipts estimating de
crease, a supply in sight aud some good IN
vestment buying toward the close the specu
! lative market 1irmed up again. Provision,
! quiet. Short ribs for September and oCtobe
| delivery again rather monopollZed attention
though after brief spurt OF life early in tn
day they rather sympathized with the genera
market Leading futures closed Wheat, No.
September, i69}sc; october, 70 C; November
T2'sc: December, Iic. Comm. september
Il sc OctoberI4l.c; November Al &c; May ~ &c
Mess pork-Year, ST. IS; January, So So Lar,
September So 40; october St 45ll; November
So 471a; January So 571z short riDs-Sept mbel
S 5Ia; october $ 60; January ST A.. Cash quo
tattons: Flour steady and unchanged No.
red wheat 69}sc. No. . corn II u Mess por
per Dbl SIS GOALS %. Lard per 100 pound
So 45. Short ribs sides, loose. s. SIX as 81
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, S. 25G5 35 shol
clear sides, boxed. S. 906s %.